./configure command

[Dan]

Boris Glawe wrote:
>
>>
>> Try "yum install gcc" as root,
>>
> I'd rather recomend
>
> yum groupinstall    'Development Tools' 'X Software Development' 
> 'GNOME Software Development'
>
> Available software groups can be found with "yum grouplist"
>
> greets Boris
>
You don't need X or GNOME software development unless you plan on 
developing for one of those two applications. I don't install them.
-Dan